Block Level Elements inside Inline elements [duplicate]

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An element defined as a block element in the HTML specification is not the same as a element defined as display: block; in CSS.

With this I mean: Even if you say <p style="display: inline;">Lorem...</p>. The <p> will still be a block element in the eyes of HTML.

HTML, CSS and JavaScript if used right is said to have loose coupling toward each other and that one should not be dependent of another and that the absence of one should not make the others (or the system as whole) fail.

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